Who were the Grimké sisters?

American abolitionists and women's rights activists.

Early pioneers in the field of medicine.

Famous poets of the 19th century.

Prominent figures in the American Civil War.

Why did Sarah Grimké and Elizabeth Cady Stanton decide to start their own women's rights convention?

Were were inspired by their experiences at the World Anti-Slavery Convention and wanted to advocate for women's rights.

They wanted to discuss women's roles in the home.

They wanted to organize a protest against gardening techniques.

They believed it was unnecessary to have a fashion convention.

Why is it important for everyone to have equal rights?

Ensures fairness, justice, and social harmony.

Equal rights are unnecessary for societal progress.

Only certain groups deserve equal rights.

Equal rights lead to increased conflict.

How would gaining suffrage for women help change society?

It would allow women to have a say in government decisions.

It would lead to more laws favoring men over women.

It would decrease women's participation in the workforce.

It would have no impact on social issues.

Why is educating women important?

It helps them contribute to society

It allows them to compete with men

What was a major challenge faced by women's reform movements before 1860?

Opposition from some religious leaders

How did the women’s rights movement change after the Civil War?

It gained strength and more involvement

What did Susan B. Anthony do to help women gain the right to vote, and what happened in 1920?

She campaigned for suffrage, leading to the 19th Amendment's ratification.

She organized the first women's rights convention.

She voted illegally, scaring others to vote.

What did the 19th amendment guarentee?

The right to own property for women.

The right to free speech for women.

The right to education for women.

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Claim: Reformers (a) a significant impact on America before 1860 because of (b) and the abolition of slavery.

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The right to play sports.

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Unit 4 Performance Task Review - Women's Rights

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Claim: Reformers ​ (a) a significant impact on America before 1860 because of ​ (b) and the abolition of slavery.

What right were women not allowed to exercise before 1860?

Select two examples of the type of jobs were women typically not allowed to have?

Who were the Grimké sisters?

Why did Sarah Grimké and Elizabeth Cady Stanton decide to start their own women's rights convention?

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